One year ago, you purchased a 2-year bond with YTM of 5% and coupon rate of 4% (semiannual payments). When you are selling it today, you notice that its YTM has decreased to 3% and bond price has changed accordingly. You 1-year holding period return is roughly:
Assuming a face value of $1000
Purchase price: Using financial calculator
Input: FV= 1000,PMT=4%*1000/2 = 20, I/Y=5/2= 2.5
N = 2*2 = 4
Solve for PV as -981.19
Hence P0=981.19
Selling price:
Using financial calculator
Input: FV= 1000,PMT=4%*1000/2 = 20, I/Y=3/2= 1.5
N = 1*2 = 2
Solve for PV as -1009.78
Hence P1= 1009.78
Holding period return = (P1-P0+Coupon)/P0
= (1009.78-981.19+20)/981.19
= 4.95%
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